The Collaborative International Dictionary
Supersensuous \Su`per*sen"su*ous\, a.
Supersensible.
Excessively sensuous.
Wiktionary
a. Beyond the range of what is perceptible by the senses; not belonging to the experienceable physical world.
Usage examples of "supersensuous".
Sometimes it has happened that the supersensuous reasoning has been correct, and the most faultless argument wrong.
I presume this supersensuous reasoning, preceeding independently in the mind, arises from preceptions too delicate for analysis.
I have a firm belief in the reality of supersensuous occurrences as well as considerable knowledge of psychic processes acquired by long and painful experiment.
The method of Nature in the physical world no doubt affords clues to the method of Nature in the non-physical, or supersensuous world.
Green set to work to methodise the Coleridgian doctrines, and to construct from them nothing less than such a system of philosophy as should "virtually include the law and explanation of all being, conscious and unconscious, and of all correlativity and duty, and be applicable directly or by deduction to whatsoever the human mind can contemplate – sensuous or supersensuous – of experience, purpose, or imagination.